Triangular
Min · Likely · MaxStraight-sided three-point estimate — the quick, defensible range.
The duration and impact distributions available for quantifying uncertainty in the model.
Choose the shape that matches the uncertainty, keep the assumption visible and run it through the same auditable engine.
Straight-sided three-point estimate — the quick, defensible range.
Smoother than triangular — weights the most-likely value with softer tails.
Independent left and right slopes for a deliberately skewed range.
Every value between the bounds is equally likely — a pure range.
Triangular anchored to percentiles instead of the hard extremes.
Symmetric bell around a mean, spread by one standard deviation.
Right-skewed — a small chance of a large overrun, floored at zero.
Named outcomes, each carrying its own probability weight.
Define the S-curve directly from your own percentile data.
A deterministic value — no spread, used to pin an input.
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